has mao gone mad, driven by the megalomania of the teenage red guards? decided to drive the young people in a vast campaign to purify the communist party. there was to be a new revolution, a cultural revolution, a revolution in people's thinking. inspired by mao, the red guards went wild in their enthusiasm to keep the revolution alive. they worshipped mao as their leader and followed his instructions without question. they consider long hair and western—style clothes uncommunist. after reports of rioting, beatings up and even murder, the red guard seem to have gone too far. their leaders have told them to cool off and go and help with the harvest. saul yeung, talking to witness in san francisco. in january 1986 tragedy struck the us space agency nasa, when the space shuttle challenger exploded shortly after launch. six astronauts and a school teacher were killed. barbara morgan was another teacher who trained alongside the challenger team. my husband and i, we were sitting on the sofa watching the news, and president reagan came on and made this announc

. >>> tiananmen square is where mao zedong declared china in 1949.n the 17th century, during the cheng dynasty, beijing was built around the forbidden city. five ring roads surround the castle. whether you live within or without these ring roads determines your financial status. a home within the second ring road is said to cost at least 1 milli million. the average annual salary in beijing is $7,800 only the very fortunate can buy a home. >>> of bay jirng's residents, 38% are from rural areas. the bay jings cbd located between the third and fourth ring roads is where 70% of foreign companies hold offices. many media outlets are also located here. one man bought a studio apartment for 500,000 u.s. dollars in this district a year ago. >> this man works for a real estate agency. this studio apartment is about 66 square meters in size. he lives here with his wife he purchased this apartment because it was close to his office. but if he puts it on the market now, he could sell it for more than 600,000 u.s. dollars. >> he owns two other apartment units. i

. >>> tiananmen square is where mao zedong declared china in 1949.n the 17th century, during the cheng dynasty, beijing was built around the forbidden city. five ring roads surround the castle. whether you live within or without these ring roads determines your financial status. a home within the second ring road is said to cost at least 1 milli million. the average annual salary in beijing is $7,800 only the very fortunate can buy a home. >>> of bay jirng's residents, 38% are from rural areas. the bay jings cbd located between the third and fourth ring roads is where 70% of foreign companies hold offices. many media outlets are also located here. one man bought a studio apartment for 500,000 u.s. dollars in this district a year ago. >> this man works for a real estate agency. this studio apartment is about 66 square meters in size. he lives here with his wife he purchased this apartment because it was close to his office. but if he puts it on the market now, he could sell it for more than 600,000 u.s. dollars. >> he owns two other apartment units. i

the vehicle came off the mao slip road near thame.of southern england and parts of wales and is advising drivers to take care. our reporter helena lee has the latest. it was in the early hours of this morning in thick fog the coach veered off a slip road off the mao before rolling into a ditch and on its side. its mangled remains and the damage done clear when it was turned back over. 16 passengers were on board, travelling from heathrow to oxford. remarkably, none were seriously injured but all were treated in hospital, some for broken bones, others for cuts and bruises. the bad weather made the recovery operation challenging. all three emergency services attended. with 17 people on board in total, very intensive for the paramedics and the ambulance crews that attended assisted by fire and the police services, as well. obviously, probably a chaotic scene to start with and dense fog not helping. the oxford bus company said the driver was very experienced and had been doing overnight shifts for a number of years. now the coach has been

narrator: in china, the propaganda mills were active in championing mao's agrarian reform. the propaganda is for trade in vivid detail, the hardships and injustices of the chinese peasants. the communists popularize the slogan, land to the tiller. mao zedong explained, we are not striving for the social and political communism of russia, rather we prefer to think of what we are doing as something lincoln fought for in this civil war, the liberation of slaves. in the united states, those books which praised mao zedong as a communist reformer were advocated reading, and some even became book club selections. it was later revealed that many procommunist books and articles were written and reviewed in this country by communists. the american people, unaware of the treachery, were conditioned to accept the excitement of china's millions. cubans rallied around the slogan --, but perhaps the most widely used slogan was the one later to be used in haiti and venezuela, and still later in english in the united states. we shall overcome. early in the revolution, fidel castro sought to

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it was in the early hours of this morning in thick fog that coach veered off a slip road off the maoing into a ditch and on its side. its mangled remains and the damage done clear when it was turned back over. 16 passengers were on board, travelling from heathrow to oxford. remarkably, none were critically injured. but all were treated in hospital, some for broken bones, others for cuts and bruises. the bad weather made the recovery operation challenging. all three emergency services attended with 17 people on board in total. very intensive for the paramedics and ambulance crews that attended. assisted by fire and the police services as well. 0bviously, probably a chaotic scene to start with. dense fog not helping. the oxford bus company said the driver was very experienced and had been doing overnight shifts for a number of years. now the coach has been taken away, the investigation turns to how it happened. was the thick fog to blame? and why did the coach come off a junction earlier than it should have done? for drivers in parts of southern and eastern england and wales, condition

drivers are told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the mao in oxfordshireg seventeen people. good evening and welcome to bbc news. us president—elect donald trump has described president vladimir putin as "very smart" after russia said it would not yet be expelling any american diplomats in a row over cyber espionage. the obama administration has ordered 35 russian diplomats to leave, accusing moscow of interfering in the us presidential election by hacking into democratic party emails. the kremlin has denied any involvement and mr putin said he looked forward to rebuilding links with america when donald trump takes office next month. our moscow correspondent steve rozenberg has more. near the kremlin tonight, they were putting on a seasonal show. ahead of the new year celebrations, there was song and dance and some musical theatre. but that was nothing compared to the political theatre being played out inside. first up on stage, the foreign minister who advised president putin to expel 35 us diplomats. america had expelled 35 russians. in other words, tit—

the vehicle, operated by the oxford bus company, came off the mao slip road near thame. has spent the morning at the crash scene. a lot of work is going on here at the moment, there is a recovery truck to the front of the coach which will take it away from the scene shortly. you can probably make outjust how mangled it is when it flipped over onto its side in the early hours of this morning. 17 people taken to hospital, 16 of them passengers, all adults, and also the driver. let's speak to a sergeant from thames valley police. tell us a bit about the scene and what your officers faced when they got here. about three o'clock this morning our officers will have attended along with fire and ambulance services to this coach on its side and down the ditch where you can see a gentleman working behind us. it was quite a chaotic scene, the services were working together to get people out safely. how were the passengers when the emergency services got here? obviously a shocking incident. it would have been a chaotic scene, nobody has life—threatening injuries and everybody was ta

— including the driver — have been taken to hospital, after a coach overturned in thick fog on the mao. the vehicle came off the slip road near thame in the early hours. the government is considering plans to allow learners to drive on motorways. they'll be given access for lessons under plans to improve road safety. now on bbc news — as part of our lookback at big stories of 2016 — catharina moh followed refugee athletes from around the world hoping to compete in the ioc‘s newly created team of refugee 0lympic athletes under the olympic flag. all eyes are on rio as the world's most elite athletes hope to make their countries proud. and for the first time, the international olympic committee have announced that there will be a new team created for refugee athletes. we will welcome these refugee athletes to the olympic games, with the olympic flag and with the olympic anthem. we are all touched and moved by the magnitude of the current worldwide refugee crisis. 43 refugees have been identified as hopefuls. 0nly ten will be selected. i will be following the journeys of some of those athl

— including the driver — have been taken to hospital, after a coach overturned in thick fog on the maooxfordshire. the vehicle came off the slip road near thame in the early hours. the government is considering plans to allow learners to drive on motorways. they'll be given access for lessons under plans to improve road safety. let's cross to the bbc sport centre — and join tim hague. hello, thank you very much. george north will return for northampton saints in their premiership match at gloucester on sunday. it will be the welshman‘s first game since suffering a head injury against leicester on december third. that was north's fifth concussion in two years — including two in the match on your screen now between england and wales in february 2015. a review board said north shouldn't have continued to play against leicester but they didn't sanction northampton. england wing anthony watson will also be back in for his first appearance in three months — after being named on the bench for bath's match with exeter tomorrow. watson broke his jaw in england's training camp in october, but no

the vehicle came off the mao slip road near thame. warning of fog across much of southern england and parts of wales — and air traffic control restrictions imposed as a result are causing delays and cancellations to flights to and from heathrow, gatwick and london city airports. our reporter helena lee is at the scene of the coach crash in oxfordshire. it was in the early hours of this morning in thick fog the coach veered off a slip road off the m40, before rolling into a ditch and on its side. its mangled remains and the damage done clear when it was turned back over. 16 passengers were on board, travelling from heathrow to oxford. remarkably, none were seriously injured but all were treated in hospital, some for broken bones, others for cuts and bruises. the bad weather made the recovery operation challenging. all three emergency services attended. with 17 people on board in total, very intensive for the paramedics and the ambulance crews that attended, assisted by fire and the police services, as well. obviously, probably a chaoti

— including the driver — have been taken to hospital, after a coach overturned in thick fog on the maooxfordshire. the vehicle came off the slip road near thame in the early hours. the government is considering plans to allow learners to drive on motorways. they'll be given access for lessons under plans to improve road safety. now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look back at the interviews and films which have featured on her programme in 2016. this programme contains a description of domestic violence that some viewers may find upsetting. hello and welcome to the programme. over the next half an hour we will bring you some of the exclusive interviews and reports we have brought you over the past year. actor and film director adam deacon is one of britain's brightest talents, winning a bafta in 2012. but he was sectioned and later diagnosed with having bipolar disorder. in an exclusive film he made for our programme, adam went to meet stephen fry who also has bipolar to discuss the impact the condition has on their lives, the jobs and friendships. he was one of the main peopl

hugh fan province is known for being where mao zedong was raised. hugh fan province was left behind the economic development enjoyed along the coast. some who migrated to cambodia, consider it a second home. many moved with their entire families and run local businesses. this is a day they are very proud of. their children spent their summer break studying in hugh fan province. travel costs paid for by the chinese government, and they return today. >>> some children visited china for the first time. >>> the commerce committee has grown rapidly in the past few years. the members, mostly entrepreneurs with companies in china who moved to cambodia a few years ago, saw their businesses expand rapidly. thanks to local firms taking on large scale projects and real estate development. many members work with major firms, and do things their own way when it comes to negotiation or conducting business. only a few of the companies have signed contracts. >> gao's office is located in an apartment complex with mainly cambodian tenants. he made a conscious decisi

drivers are told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the mao in oxfordshireing seventeen people. and in half an hour i'll be looking back at a diverse year in film from hollywood super heroes to home—grown hits and fabulous foreign—language films. that review 2016, the year in film, with me, mark kermode. good evening and welcome to bbc news. us president—elect donald trump has described president vladimir putin as very smart after he announced russia would not yet be expelling any american diplomats following president 0bama's decision to send home 35 russians in a row about cyber espionage and hacking. mr 0bama had accused the russians of interfering in the us presidential election by hacking into democratic party e—mails. the kremlin has a lwa ys party e—mails. the kremlin has always denied any involvement and president putin said today he look forward to rebuilding links with america when donald trump became president. 0ur moscow correspondent steve rozenberg has the latest. near the kremlin tonight, they were putting on a seasonal show. ahead of the new

hugh fan province is known for being where mao zedong was raised. hugh fan province was left behind the economic development enjoyed along the coast. some who migrated to cambodia, consider it a second home. many moved with their entire families and run local businesses. this is a day they are very proud of. their children spent their summer break studying in hugh fan province. travel costs paid for by the chinese government, and they return today. >>> some children visited china for the first time. >>> the commerce committee has grown rapidly in the past few years. the members, mostly entrepreneurs with companies in china who moved to cambodia a few years ago, saw their businesses expand rapidly. thanks to local firms taking on large scale projects and real estate development. many members work with major firms, and do things their own way when it comes to negotiation or conducting business. only a few of the companies have signed contracts. >> gao's office is located in an apartment complex with mainly cambodian tenants. he made a conscious decisi

but in the end what we ended up with was china run ruthlessly by the communists under chairman mao. and here at home for 30 years after that, we refuse to recognize that communist government as the government of china. for decades we had no diplomatic relations with china. we basically acted like the other side won the war. they are known as taiwan.o diplo relations with china. we basically acted like the other side won the war. they are known as taiwan. we decided that is what we would call china. the whole giant land mass of china over there, the big part in the center, we decided for diplomatic purposes, the whole major main part of china, we decided they had no government. because we would not recognize the communist party as the government of china. in some ways i'm over simplifying this, i know. in some ways i'm not. we wouldn't recognize that the capital of china was in beijing. for 30 years after the communists won that civil war and were running china, we said looking at that map, as far as we were concerned, beijing wasn't the capital, as far as we were concerned, that was

drivers are told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the mao in oxfordshirering 17 people. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the new year's honours list has been published, and among the many sports starts named is andy murray, the world number one, who's knighted for his services to tennis. he's joined by olympic champion mo farah in a list dominated by britain's olympic and paralympic champions. our correspondent andy swiss has more details. at the end of a glittering yearfor british sport, for five of its greatest stars, the greatest honours. first, a knighthood for the man who spent 2016 scaling dizzying new heights. wimbledon champion again, a supreme performance. after winning a second wimbledon, a second olympics and the world number one spot, it's now sir andy murray, a fitting finish to a remarkable season. there's also a new title for mo fa rah‘s collection. gold for great britain again! the double double. he described his knighthood as a dream come true. having come to britain as an eight—year—old from somalia, he added, he could never have im

drivers are told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the mao in oxfordshireuring 17 people. we were here from the award—winning novelistjoanne we were here from the award—winning novelist joanne harris as we were here from the award—winning novelistjoanne harris as she talks about her latest work in meet the author. the russian president, vladimir putin, has said that he won't expel any us diplomats from the country, in a surprise response to president obama's decision to order russian diplomats out of the us. mr obama, who's also imposing sanctions, had accused russia of interfering in the us presidential election. despite advice from his foreign minister, mr putin has decided not to retaliate — for now. mr putin also said that positive developments in relations between russia and the uk would be mutually beneficial. steve rosenberg reports from moscow. near the kremlin tonight, they were putting on a seasonal show. ahead of the new year celebrations, there was song and dance and some musical theatre. but that was nothing compared to the political theatre be

somebody said, that when prime minister tanaka came to china, re-established diplomatic relations, mao was simply saying things like, well, you don't have to apologize because it is only because of the japanese invasion that the communists won, which is of course true, but only mao in triumph will say something like that. but, so, in the '80s, this began to change. and here, this, interestingly -- and i think here probably is a difference -- this change began at a local level across china but including in nanjing, where various scholars, historians, began to, and as the archives opened up, began to collect material that talked about the second world war, the war of resistance, a great deal. and this was very, very important in a chinese context because it allowed the creation of a narrative in which the nationalist and the communist fought together against the invader. it was therefore also a way for reconciliation between various classes who had been at war with each other in china itself. so, the second world war, and to see this as a giant chinese effort, became a way of ending almo

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. >> all executives of oil companies are being mao maoed by the green lobby all the time and try to mole phi them. the question is was mr. tillerson sincere about that? donald trump, i believe, is called for the paris accord to be scrapped. >> he's skeptical of it for sure. >> which should, though, not only on the terms that has no enforcement mechanisms, but because it was an end run around the constitution. he didn't put it to the senate. >> didn't put it to the senate, ran around them deliberately. if they can get the secretary of state -- if the green lobby can get the secretary of state to support the paris accord, that would be a big victory for them. that's one of the big fights. >> i think that's exactly where they're going to press, mary. >> i think so. one other point about tillerson, paul, you already have the countries of europe moving into russia's orbit. you look at the rhetoric out of france, out of germany, what's going on in eastern europe. you need american leadership. my bigger concern about tillerson, not just the point about thinking about the strategic interest is c

launcnch more its console games on smartphone apps, adding to the alreready susuccessful launch of super maoun. so market players will be waiting for the latest data on japan's economy y due out on tuesday. including consumer prices. ramin mellegard repoining fr nhk market stuos. > cininem in china can on run filmshat have governme approva witht it, inpendent filmmakers are limited to showing their works on smaller private screens, and they say things are getting tougher. our next report comes from the country's inner mongolia region where some young filmmakers are trying to find an audience. >> reporter: one venue for the film festival is the middle of the mongolian grassland. organizers are showing more than 20 w works binindepeent t director some of the films depi t the tough li e ethniminoriries facecen today's chin how people strurule to ho ono their ther tones. d there e themesf religigion. such as tibetan buddhism. gu tao was a key organizer of the event. he grew up in this region and became a filmmaker. he's won several awards overseas. his documentaries focus on families whose tradi

what we ended up with was china run ruthlessly by the communists under chairman mao.nd here at home for 30 years after that, we refuse to recognize that communist government as the government of china. for decades we had no diplomatic relations with china.

drivers have been told to take care in fog and freezing conditions, as a coach overturns on the mao in oxfordshire injuring 17 people. now on bbc news, film critic mark kermode takes a look back at the big releases of the year, sorting the crackers from the turkeys, in review 2016: the year in film. hello, and welcome to this review of the year in film. i'm mark kermode, and we're here at the cinema museum in south london where, for the next half an hour, we will be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2016. 2016 was a pretty tumultuous year, what with the brexit vote in june, and the results of the american election in november proving that the unexpected really can happen. in the world of politics, uncertainty can be alarming. when it comes to movies, it is the unexpected which really makes it all worthwhile. while the naysayers claim that movies today are just an endless slew of sequels, remakes and superhero franchise fodder, let's spend some time celebrating the films which offered something different, which prove that cinema today really is more vibra

stories with little credibility will mao be marked "disputeed" and will slide lower down in users' news feeds. tonight millions in the northwest and northeast are getting a visitor from the north pole in the form of arctic air and blinding snow. there are whiteout conditions across upstate new york, on a pennsylvania interstate 59 cars and trucks piled up more quickly than the snow. demarco morgan is in a town where gusts whipping off lake ontario make it feel well below zero. >> reporter: officials in jefferson county, pennsylvania, blamed white-out conditions for this mallive pile-up on interstate 80 injuring three people. 22 tractor-trailers and 37 cars lost control on the slick, snowy highway. the winter blast continues to pound much of the country. lake-effect snow warnings, watch, and wind-chill advisories are in effect from northeast ohio where the snowfall caused massive delays on roads and highways to upstate new york. in rochester snow and strong winds also created blinding conditioning for motorists. dangerous roads also made it impossible for a food bank in adam, new york, t

daniel maos... the wave's forward is from rio... and lived with one of the players. he says the tradegy is unexplainable, but plans to band together with his soccer brothers in solidarity as his home country continues to mourn. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the ceremony happening today to celebrate the re-opening of a milwaukee landmark. also-- sobering numbers this morning show just how dangerous on wisconsin roadways. who's some of the state's worst kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. if you're riding the bus today... you might notice an empy seat at the front of the bus. it's the county's way to pay tribute to rosa parks... who on this da y give up her seat to a white ... parks was arrested... and the case led to a landmark supreme court ruling outlawing segregation on public transportation.on the empty seat today... there will be a sign with her picture and one of her famous quotes. a time to celebrate today at the th

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da mao was caught on panda cam at toronto zoo frolicking with his very own snowman.this up. he was not that enriched, he has killed it now, that enriched, he has killed it now, thatis that enriched, he has killed it now, that is how grateful he will was, he has destroyed it! he has beheaded the snowman! i think he is having fun! i don‘t think there is too much snow on the horizon, but you never know. louise lear has the details for us. a seamless link, on the horizon there is snow. you canjust see it here but that is about as much snow as we are likely to see. not so much ofa as we are likely to see. not so much of a white christmas elsewhere. it looks as if we will continue to see showers for the rest of the afternoon. if you are travelling to see friends and family and into this evening, they will be a bit of a nuisance. a frequent rush of showers, some thunderstorms continuing and then some snow to the tops of the hills as well. further south, not too bad to the north of england and wales. we will see some rain pushing into the midlands and east anglia but across

and since mao's prowler of coastline and the industry's power lines could be a mess. take a look at this -- a holiday display at the westfield mall in san francisco is turning into an internet sensation. it's an upside tree. it's suspended from the dome of the mall. it weighs about 50 feet tall -- 86-hundred pounts -- and has nearly 97-thousand twinkling l- e-d lights. the reason it's upside down: the mall wanted not only to attract attention to the crystal tree. but also the dome itslef. according to the mall -- it's the largest of its kind in the country. zcursorz still ahead in a brand new edition of people behaving badly. the signs may say no dumping -- but you won't believe how much trash we found in this east bay suburb. and next: new video showing a standoff between police. and a man at a gas station. his girlfriend. standing in the line of fire. but what happens next. turns this tense situation into a love story. >> steve:new at ten: a man surrounded by police with weapons. this may look like video of an arrest -- but it's something quite the opposite. the off

their version of what they're doing is back to the 1955 challenge by chairman mao. he had a list of indicators, a kind of net assessment, if you will. and i'll say a couple of sentences about that word. he had a kind of a net assessment of how we would surpass the americans. and at that time, they've since changed this, but at that time it was steel production was the single most important measure by which they would surpass america. and that led to an episode in which between 20 and 30 million people died. it was not predicted by u.s. intelligence, by the way. it was 1958. it was called the great leap forward. all over china they set up communes and canteens for free lunch and began to set up backyard blast furnaces. why? to surpass the americans in this single indicator of net assessment. now, to my left, the doctor and i used to sit at the same time in net assessment. the fall of '92, as i recall. you were drafting something which later became known as the revolution in military affairs, and you were discussing the cover letter that our boss, andrew marshall, wou

it's this footage of giant panda da mao battling a snowman at toronto zoo.l see from this. thousands of you liked and shared these pictures when they went online a couple of weeks ago. it is quite mesmerising, actually, this is my favourite bit, are you ready for this? it does carry on for quite a while, and you can understand why it is so popular, because he get backs up now. it is the determination. it is hard to get a grip, what is this, a straddle? he gets on top, and then look out! i call that uncomfortable, personally! such elegance and grace! i wonder what the snowman did to upset him! we could watch that all day. we will leave him there. he is still on the social media page, if you want to watch the whole thing. so many sports stars recognise today. yes, great to see so many 0lympians and paralympians on the list, you have been talking about the big ones, and all of those in those round of the —— vts. kate richardson—walsh has been made, because you do not get given, she has been made cbe, and chris coleman, the wales manager, has been made an 0be. t

as in mao's china, all agricultural property was taken over by the state and broken up into small parcelserty, is confiscated. and those who had the authority, they had the chance to work together, to cooperate, or they were enemies. >> anthony: right. anyone deemed an enemy of the state, and this could be a very dangerously loose definition, but usually and typically included the educated, the well-off and anyone associated with the former government were hunted down, shunned, jailed, harassed and often straight out killed. maya's dad was all those things, an educated landowner and part of the rural tribal administration from the selassie time. most people who had the means left the country. >> petros: i know this guy who is appointed, you know, as a governor of the region, killed 60 people in the region. in three year's time. >> maya: nobody knows when he's coming. >> anthony: right. >> maya: so he could, he'd just knock our door and my mom, she gets it every time he comes. he gave her bullets. he tells her, "this bullet next time is yours if don't bring your husband." so my dad always

the unpredictable, the willing to go to china when he had spent his entire life campaigning against maoere is a way to understand the russia play as being a repurposing of the least strong among the russian/china adversaries as nixon went at that time to a friend of mine says tillerson is wonderful. i think general mattis is the great geostrategic thinker. i think he has a great team and i think he is going to work with him. i'm an optimist. >> it's interesting that you bring up nixon. i think nixon is a fascinating parallel to trump because of what he said, eye delogically neutral. nixon would get tucked into conservative causes but could easily veer off into a populous realm just like trump. >> because trump is sort of an empty vessel, the dangerous part is the strong camps in the world are -- putin, the idea of turning over global leadership to russia is worrying. donald trump is echoing the european ethnonationalist line that the far right parties in europe are. his language is not it's about christians versus isl islam. this eliminationist language that says we are in a war of libe